The Tough Reality of Prison Life | FD Crime
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2023
- The Tough Reality of Prison Life | FD Crime
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There is a gruesome fascination with prisons. From countless films and music and art, "Prison Culture" is embedded in our way of life. This documentary looks beyond the strange fascination with the infamy attached to prison tattoos, prison fashion, and gangs.
So, what is life behind bars really like? Beyond the projected glamor? What is it like to spend 23 hours a day locked in a cell? Or to have to share your meals with killers? This documentary shows us the people who are locked up; the individual human stories and how people cope with the things they've done, how they are trying to move on, and how they are trying to become 'better' people.
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It's interesting to hear these folks talk about how terrible these experiences were for them. I keep thinking about the people they stabbed, shot, robbed, traumatized, assaulted, murdered and how much horror they inflicted on those victims and their loved ones. Many of those victims and their families had their lives ruined. I think I would rather hear their perspectives and make the perpetrators listen to them.
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It's like when they appear in court, there's more concern they get a fair trial than their victims get fair justice.
It's always about the human rights of criminal and never about the human rights they deprived others of.
The people I beat into comas will tell you they jumped me and they ended up losing.
Amen
Sometimes there's more to the story people, sometimes things arnt wat they seem. Sure they deserve to be put in prison but atleast listen to wat they have to say.
Well done to everybody who overcame all the horrors of prison and made a change for the better 👏😊
Nahh… ain’t gonna get no props from me. They weren’t supposed to go to prison in the 1st place. Undoing a negative impact is standard. If I steal your car, but return it 2 weeks later, I’m sure you’d be grateful, but that’s because you’d have already accepted that it was stolen. When in reality, I shouldn’t have stolen it in the 1st place. Perhaps I deserve a head nod & a handshake for returning the vehicle, but I shouldn’t get an ice cream party with cake, gifts, and an inflatable bouncy house.
@@macysondheimthat’s your opinion, not everything is black & white in life. Not all crimes are that of a violent or thievery/robbery nature, and though I agree with the general premise of personal accountability I also understand life doesn’t treat everyone the same. Not everyone has the outlet to avoid a life of crime, but most everyone has the opportunity to overcome mistakes and pay their debts to society. If you don’t think those who have done so deserve any respect at all, I feel sorry for your children/any youths in your network of friends and family. Your opinion isn’t unique, though, and it speaks to one of the many reasons the criminal justice system remains broken. There’s zero emphasis put on actual rehabilitation and all emphasis on punishment, which is fine if you want a society filled with former convicts who experienced nonstop hell during lockup… personally I’d rather live my life knowing people who have been given second chances have the right outlook to do so, not a distorted view of the society that deemed them irredeemable while at the same time letting them free…
Just my couple of Pennies, to each their own
What about the people that they destroyed there lives. Now they all are paying higher insurance rates or living g with out love ones
He’s an amazing personal trainer and his videos are also on self care too!!
What a great piece !! Thank you !!
Excellent, well-spoken narratives from all the - I am impressed they were not defensive about exposing everything they shared.
This was outstanding, very helpful to watch. I have never been to prison, but memories of violence have haunted me always. All three of these very different people are highly intelligent, and sympa (sam-pah), as the French say. I'm no tough guy. I fought when I was a kid because I had no choice, but here I am, intact. Several of my friends didn't make it. And this from a time when guns on the street were not nearly as prevalent as they are today, unless you intentionally went to a rough neighborhood (or at least one rougher than your own).
Great doc.
9.5 yrs for assault is harsh as hell damn. I’m from Hollis Queens as well welcome home Makedah wish you nothing but the best.
I've watched a lot of prison interviews these are some of the best
I did 9 days solitary in Junction City KS (jail not prison) and it was the absolute worst. I'd take a year in population over a month in solitary. You can only sleep so much and I didn't even have a window.
I remember being in jail and missing the sight of Daylight! Even to watch a thunderstorm! It was a closed lifestyle in this dorm! Loud hvac fans running 24,7. You really start searching your soul when you don't know when you'll ever get out!
Good video. Hope some youngsters get to see this. And if it can get even just one to really hear it and stop and think, it did its purpose.
Great video, thanks 😊
Excellent documentary...
Very few people in life will admit they're a bad person. It's a great example of how we give ourselves endless considerations. Sadly we don't give this same considerations to others. This is probably why people are so quick to call others a bad person but rarely themselves.
Excellent
This was good👍🏾
Thanks so much for getting to hear your stories. So much courage here. Bravo!
Very very good documentary..and I wish the best for these souls....move on and be happy!!
Excellent program
Well done.
Inspiring ❤
Powerful. I'd dream and wake up - and the crushing reality that I was STILL there would hit me like a ton of bricks
This is amazing. I really think they should do a lot more stuff like this because prison isn’t the end of the world it only is if you don’t learn what you need to learn why you in there.
This was a powerful testament to the power of human self determination.
These aren’t humans. These are animals
@@macysondheimmust be nice in your fairy dust unicorn world, you need more bubble wrap baby girl?
Fascinating.
I APPRECIATE that these folks we're articulate and presented theirselves in an appropriate manner. I've watched other documentaries where the participants still had the jailhouse mentality, I understand how the life grows on a person however these folks appear to be well adjusted and aren't cussing every other word etc.
Ironic that the only person who needs English subtitles is the man from England.
Yeah it's the Accent,they have dozens in England and it's a class thing,you instantly know where someone is from because of their accent.Even a little bit in Australia where I live you hear many Aussie accents,even the US,Got New York,got Southern,got Texan,got others.Its actually pretty common
@@angusseletto1511yea, and what’s also common is how math gets simpler the less complex the problem. For instance you have algebra problems (4x-2b^2=17-b^2x5r), and then you have more simpler addition/subtraction problems (10-7=3).
You added nothing to the conversation, the original comment went right over your head….
What an obscurely angry response.
Like when people make it a point to tell me that my post/comment is too long and they are not going to read it. [As if the second their eyes alight on word one and a loaded gun materializes and removes all choice.]
To take the time you did to publicly chastise this person says more about you than it ever could about them.
Just something to consider, but that's just my contribution. You've made it clear that you know what to do with those.
Good video
And yet, every day, there are thousands of people who are willing to sacrifice their lives and their freedom because they make poor decisions in life. Documentaries like this should be required for elementary and high school kids. If it saves a life it's worth it.
Well said mate !
What a great show. I wish you all a wonderful life because you earned it.Each and everyone of you shared a common result. It seems as though you asked whomever your spiritial mentor is and asked for forgiveness. God bless you and your families and thanks for the stories , Peace.
Yep!
"I focking tortured people, but hey, at least I'm not a bad person!"
Are you for real? wtf
That's life
This is by far the best prison inmate show I've seen. The woman does not say why she was convicted of anything -- I don't know what her crime was. The younger of the two white men is so articulate, it's hard to accept that he screwed up in life so badly. The older white guy lost my sympathy when he said he used to torture people. The Black man was also very articulate and seems like a nice guy. Terrific show.
Yeah the lady was really vague. Perhaps because of her career. The older English man lost my respect when he said he tortured people. I kind of thought he got his karma when he was doused with the sugar water.
The lady never really explained why she went to prison that long?????
@lorrainemarquez1569,felony mean tweets?
you people amazing you old doing so well .
"I just blindly shot back over my shoulder and hit one guy 5 times, and another 1 time"
Dang man, should've bought lottery tickets instead.
What's up, Britton? Fellow Britton here. 👊🏻
I spent one 3rd watch shift at San Quentins B section...1974...it was my last shift there...Sgt Bugsby was supervisor..7:30am got in my 1964 ford Ranchero drove home to Folsom...
I suppose getting banged up can sometimes help especially if you’re a heavy hard drugs user.
This is close to the bone. I understand ❤
I’ve been to prison 5 times ,last time being 2011.I had no support on outside & life was chaotic .Done 6.5 years all up .I’m a big guy & had no issues in standing up for myself so was pretty much left alone .To be honest I found prison easy & really look back on it as a waste yes but with no bad thoughts
What charges were you charged with ?
@@yzee6684he gets caught yanking his wee wee in public parks
5 times an 6.5 in total u got lucky?¿?¿?
@@reallifeproductions9776 got lucky cause I live in Australia .easy jail & court’s are lenient
Lies
The harsh reality of living behind the prison walls
Prison really sucked...
But mostly because of bordom and the almost constant feeling..that you're missing out on something.
03:16 ur lucky as hell. most ppl find it damn near impossible to get that amount of sleep due to the noise alone. plus, i’d have to be under the influence of something to be able to sleep that much.
John 3:16
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him shall not perish, but have everlasting life.
Prison is like waiting, day after day, on a train station for a train that doesn't come.
Coming from someone who probably never been to prison
@@andyvelasquez9488you don’t know that homie , if you’ve ever been to the pen then you know you see all walks of life
Maybe if ur doing life .anyone with an out date will eventually catch that train
I did 27 years on Rikers Island
The white guy in the denim shirt is deffo still on the Charlie 🤣
😂
Iv been in that DC JAIL 3 times and i loved it. Its not that bad
WTF? Your life must be just Shitim sorry for you
Same
Once back in 2009, again in 2013, and briefly again during the tail end of 2013. Friendly atmosphere, great environment, helpful staff members. Receptionist, Madison was very patient with 1st timers, very polite. Would definitely recommend to anyone.
For what reason have these men & women been in prison for? There must be a reason you don't expect to enjoy jail if you have broken the law.
The people in there are horrible strangers.
"Staff" is "burned out" It's what happens to humans when they sicken one another.
When I went to High school parents looked at you as of you were a crack seller if you smoked weed. Weed and cocaine was all I was aware of being done. But you had to be rich to do cocaine. I wasn’t a fan of any of the above. So I wasn’t familiar with all the other drugs after that period. Damn they’ve come along way since I was in High School! I’ve raised 4 kids and Thank God, I didn’t have to deal with any of that! I was truly blessed!
Decca’s Claire’s Law is now public on NFG channel
Define “law.” And define “public.” There’s a big grey area with these terms that’s debatable
34:32 that dude comes over as so well spoken and intelligent, drugs are bad
I follow him on Tiktok, his channel is really good. He's very well spoken.
Drugs are bad mkay 🥸👾
Galatians 6:7
“Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.”
haha shut up
God is mocked a lot tho, because it’s not real, it’s just a character from 1st century European mythology. Lol it’s literally an evil sorcerer who talks to snakes and turtles, has an undead zombie apprentice who rose from the dead and has magical powers and spells (who also rides a donkey), and summons dragons and others middle-earth creatures. Believe it or not there’s actually people today that believe these things were real events that actually happened, and still exist today…. Lol
How can something feel mocked, that has yet to be proven to exist?
Go see abandoned dogs kennels you'll see what prison will do to you...a lonely life, be a good man on earth you'll be so happier
Real success stories.
Wow
"I torture people"
"I'm not a bad person"
So let's just say I don't agree.
Oh yes "The Big House"!
I'm 32. I live on the outskirts of south St louis city where county starts. I went to jail the night I turned 17 From there many more jail visits came for many different charges but then I caught a big one at just 18 went to prison for a year over. 2009.... i got out at 19. Summer 2010 and lasted 4 months caught another case did another 1 year plus waiting for sentencing just as with all the cases u fo to county until you're sentenced and Missouri DOC when u do.... I went again In 2013 when I was 22 for 2.5 years.. my longest. Went again In 2016 parole violation with 4 months left did it all at Bonne Terre was released parole free. And then again. At 26 I did it again. 10 months more and 5 years probation. At 27 I was released haven't looked back. I'm 32 now. I don't know the total I think it's around 6 years with jail included and 5 visits to DOC Haven't been In trouble since thr last release JAN 4 2019.....all of It gave me patience. Acceptance of things u can't control. Tolerance as well you spend more time thinking which is good and are sober and healthy. I read many books and it made me intellectually smarter no bs lol ...it gave me Many great qualities that give me an edgy personality.
Start your own UA-cam channel
@@jw-vx8imlol I feel dumb typing so much but funny thing is I've been told this...I'm really good at social skills and empathizing with everyone and seeing every perspective on things...thanks for the inspiration see u had me typing a storm 🤣 @jw-vx8im thanks foreal 🙏
@10:40 Here I was thinking the career criminal who tortured people, beat up people, sold drugs etc. was a bad person but I guess he proved me wrong.
I was in prison for 14 years. I ran the yard, fool!!!!!!
Prison is for profit …
There are people making millions off u in jail …
Let that sink in for a minute. 😢
🙏🏻🙏🏻👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
You do time when you brake the law. What about the people left behind. It's so hard.
Just a sad scary truth about Prison.1 stuff up and it could be over.
A living hell.Very few say Prison is OK,Australia is better than the US but NO GO ZONE FOR ME.JUST PLAY STRAIGHT.LOSING EVERYTHING IS WHAT I WILL TAKE AWAY FROM THIS
Each of these sobering people appear to have earned Ph.D.s in a school of truly hard knocks. Their resolve is pretty impressive.
A resemberlence of school or boarding school but worse
Again....Thanks NYPD
You can tell he was a girl in prison with those pearls around his neck….
D.wade
Interesting. So you're concerned about how much DIQ a man "may" have been getting? Jealous? I mean you still have time for yaself, ya know.
oh paul ? pounder ? nice to meet you im your new celly
Don't go to prison,obey the law .
From one black girl software engineer to another, I'm so proud of you Makeda!
Sad
As one black ice cream truck driver to a black engineer I’m more proud of Makeda.
@@bonzie321what’s that supposed to mean?
What do you mean, “you people?”
exactly what you think it means. @@macysondheim
Amazing story's does the girl in your interview have details so I could contact her and tell her how's inspiring she is to other people
😂😂😂 come on pal
No.
Not a dating app. You can share your comments on here pal.
Look at that prison fixed them!
Being intelligent does not determined if you will commit crimes or not. People get locked up because they have poor impulse control not because they are not intelligent. You can be a very intelligent person, but if you can't control yourself and let your adrenaline control your behaviors, then you will most likely ended up in prison.
Jail- the public is not sending you on vacation. Check out Japan jails and Brazilian jails....
If that first female inmate couldn’t use the word “like”. She would be without a vocabulary. She’s right where she belongs
Yes I gets on me thrupenny bits
The English gut. Yep he lives in ganster mode. Seems proud. I'm getting so much cos I know names. Hero trip
The crazy 🤪 thing is how easy it is to be imprisoned.
In Georgia for example every speading violation is an offense that an officer can lock 🔐 you up for.
So you can literally be jsiled for doing 30 in a 25 mile zone.
Unbelievable! 😶
I got a ticked in the southern part of Tennessee. The cop told multiple times not to speed in Georgia. And how bad the fines are and possibly jail or prison.
Summonses are written in Lieu of Arrest
Speeding*
Sure… and you can also have a tree fall on you as soon as you walk outside every day… but that’s probably not going to happen
It’s about the money. Jail and court makes the state money.
I know this is a serious video but I had to laugh along with the guy about the 10 years. Yeah is that supposed to be good news? 😂
One of these guys looks like a person on UA-cam who does shorts?
45:00 No alternative? How about a job application?
😂😂 I know the first guy from Facebook health and relationship tips
Yep ask yourself who put you there dhaaaa.
Coding? Good for her. That is MONSTER hard.
Jesse Crosson is a wonderful motivation speaker. He is a true success story.
He has a good channel of his own
What's a cell buddy?? I've been to the joint never hear cell buddy
Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time !
That lady should've stayed a bit longer imo. Give her a few extra months for each time she caused drama and she'd still be in there
9.5 years for assault… hmmm., pretty sure there is more to that story!! It’s a pity none of these especially Makeda can reflect on the pain they caused.. no sympathy, if you are a mother you do not behave like an animal.
Nine years lucky to do that much for murder in NZ
That was definitely a good lawyer move hell some people served less for a degree of manslaughter
Well that’s the whole thing… the “people” locked up in these places aren’t people. These are animals…
All Humans are mammals, animals. So don't think that makes you better, infact. Humans are the worst of the animal kingdom.
So please, don't insult the non-human animals?
Three different people???
Can you count?
Well I'm going to prison on 12/1/2023 burglary on a car drunk don't remember doesn't change the reasons are why but it's the first time I'm going to a prison so kind of nervous
I did 17 years
No big deal really
Don’t mess with the queer guys don’t gamble and don’t do drugs and you’ll be fine
Yes your right I would not want to do it again all be all being under the thumb of staff is what it is
Jail terrible prison freedom by comparison
I follow jesse on tiktok
The lady comes across as though her circumstances and decisions are someone else’s fault.
Agree… I am not even clear what her crime was. To hear her tell it….sounds like the crime was going to a nightclub whee a girl fight broke out?
She’s probably deeply ashamed of the details and avoided telling more than she felt she had to.
@@yazarc understandable but my point is that she doesn’t seem to take any ownership of what happened. I think she got 6 years from memory (?) so obviously not a small sentence or event she was found guilty of.
Have a friend whose brother has been in prison in Australia for 12 years. She believes his sentence is wrong because he is only a thief . She doesn't know what crime he committed but he has been denied parole many times and is forced to go anger management classes. I believe he is a paedophile because of the original charge. My friend is iin denial.
The "muscial" assault made me stop within 2 seconds.
Did they say what Makeda got charged with?
I think it was assault
If you can't do the time then don't do the crime !!
Oh please get original. I did the crime and I also did the time and it was not a problem I sailed through it.
@@judithheard6079 cool. You have great potential then !!
@@judithheard6079 well u could do the time so u don't fit in that cliche so no need to be like that I guess an give a statement on it
Ok what about ppl who wait in jail before their trial longer then they would be sentenced to spend in prison if they just pleaded guilty… (everyone who can’t pay bail). They do time before they are even found guilty. Innocent until proven guilty with many asterisks attached
Such a shallow comment that fails to understand the complexities behind ppl who commit crimes or those who are even accused. Like you can wind up doing time for a crime you are merely suspected of doing. How is that universally fair, how can you bat it off by just saying “oh do the crime do the time” it’s easy to say that when we j sit here on our phones watching yt but theoretically all it takes is being in the wrong place at the wrong time
What did the lady go too jail for ?
Assult